Targeting Object properties Inside PopUp Object

In my project I am creating a window using the PopUpManager.
The symbol used to create that window has several objects.
For the sake of discussion we'll discuss the object
message_txt inside myWindow.
How do I reference message_txt.text from actionscript after
the object is dynamically created?

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Thanks for help

Dear Garcia,
Let me try to help you out..
First of all let me confirm your requirement.. ie you want to get the attribute 'CONFIG_LINE_COL' of type cl_crm_bol_entity_col from the object 'ISUORDERITEM" right ?..
try this code,
data: lr_col type ref to cl_crm_bol_entity_col.
lr_col = me->typed_context->isuorderitem->config_line_col.
now you got the collection in lr_col variable.. you can play with this data now. I dont know whats your actual requirement so that i can help you further :).
Hope it helps.
Regards, Sudeep..
Edited by: sudeep vd on Oct 2, 2008 7:31 PM

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I've been working on an animation that displays content pulled in from json files. The height of the content pulled in is determined and then the Stage height is adjusted to fit the total content. This works well by itself. See http://www.jomariworks.com/edge-json (Only west coast links are live. Project files http://www.jomariworks.com/edge-json/edge-json.zip)
Now I'm embedding the animation in a page using the oam insert feature, which creates an object with a fixed size. When the animation adjusts the stage height, the object window size does not change. When the content is longer than the object window, the content scrolls.
Is there a way I can target the height of the object (id is EdgeID) during the execution of the animation?
The live version of this can be viewed at http://reconnectingamerica.org/spacerace/index.php. The project files at http://www.jomariworks.com/edge-json/edge-json.zip are the same as far as functionality goes.
Thanks in advance for any help.

After being unable to discover how to target the height of the object containing the embedded edge animation, I have gone back to having the entire page part of the animation file.
The final web page is online at http://reconnectingamerica.org/spacerace
There are big disadvantages of this:
The full web page has more than 7000 lines of HTML. Making changes in Edge Animate is a VERY slow process.
Edge Animate corrupts the HTML in the file. This file contains complex TABLEs. After making changes in Edge Animate and saving those changes, the TABLE headers are all corrupted (e.g. closing THEAD tags are moved above the head content and several closing TR tags are relocated. For the record, I checked.and the original HTML is syntactically valid.). To deal with this I removed the tables when editing in Edge Animate and after making changes and publishing the Edge Animate version of the HTML I restored the tables.
Working separately on the animation and then embedding is clearly the better workflow in this situation. Unfortunately, I needed to be able to resize the embedded animation's object container in the same way I was able to adjust the Stage from inside the animation. Not being a jQuery wizard I couldn't figure out how to target the height of the animation's parent container. Still interested in finding out how to do that if anyone can help.
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JSF-EL expansion inside of object using ADF in a JSP

JSF-EF will not convert to text inside of <object><param>
I have an existing JSP application that uses an Applet. There is a lot of <% %> code that is passed to the Applet using the <param> tag.
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Thanks. Mark

Since object and param are not JSF tags, there is no way to access JSF-EL.
As for accessing the managed beans, you should be able to do so as long as you know they've been instantiated at the point in the page where you make the reference and they are in a scope that you can access from JSP land (like session or application).
Not the answer you wanted, but I hope it helps.

Object ID and Object ID Version fields in Displaying Object Properties - XI

Hi,
In displaying Object Properties in XI we can see different fields like Type, Description, SCV, Object ID, Object ID Version, Status, Person Responsible, Changed On, Changed By, Display Language, Original Language.
But when i refer to the SAP Library documentation for these fields, Object ID and Object ID Version are not included. Here is the link for the documentation
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/f0/fc9a3de2ec0753e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/f0/fc9a3de2ec0753e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
With that said, i have no information on those two fields, only assumptions i've made that i would like to verify in this forum with the questions below
1.
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Or does the Object ID change every time the object is edited and change list activated for it?
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2.
Does any one know where the Object ID and Object ID Version gets stored? (saved on a table in the ABAP stack or saved somewhere in the Java stack? e.g. can be viewed in Visual Admin or a URL) I am thinking of extracting all the XI objects with their corresponding Object ID and Object ID Version (per system) in one step. I know this is possible only if the Object ID & Object ID Version are stored in an ABAP table...
Kindly give me some inputs.
Please answer directly with the questions above. I will reward points for it.
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HI,
>Please correct me if i'm wrong, the Object ID is the unique identifier for the object and the Object ID Version is directly connected with the versioning concept for IR and ID, so the Object ID is generated when you create the object (e.g. MM) and the Object ID Version changes every time that object is edited and change list activated for it. Is this correct?
The Object Id is created the first time you create the object.
Object Version Id is created the first time you save/activate a object.
Now suppose if you modify the object a new Object Version Id will be created but the Object ID will remain the same.
For IR Objects the Object Id & Object Version ID will remain the same across systems.
For ID Objects the Object Id & Object Version ID is not the same across systems.
Not sure about the table. Can you try in SE11 and check all tables with SXMS*. Could be also that tables might not be available from GUI i.e you might have to login to DB to find out.
Regards,
Sumit

How to get attribute value from an object inside an object in Xpress

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Hi,
I am trying to write code to display name and memory usage of all session attributes, in a recursive way.
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import java.util.Enumeration;
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In Object Properties dialog box, modify "tab path"...

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How to print the properties in an object

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I have method and inside the method I create new Objects I mean I instantiate objects using new and call some methods on these objects.
once the method execution is completed and control goes to caller of the method will all the object created inside the method will be garbage collected ?
here with code
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user11138293 wrote:
I have method and inside the method I create new Objects I mean I instantiate objects using new and call some methods on these objects.
once the method execution is completed and control goes to caller of the method will all the object created inside the method will be garbage collected ?If there are no reachable references, to those objects, then when the method ends, they become eligible for GC. If and when they are actually collected is something we can't know or control, and generally don't care about. The only guarantee is that everything that can be collected will be collected before an OutOfMemoryError is thrown. So from our perspective, once it's eligible for collection, it is effectively collected.
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